SqueekFi
SqueekFi is Squeekchain's ecosystem for hamster-powered onchain finance, built on the public work record and $SQK.
TL;DR
- SqueekFi uses the hamster's settled work and $SQK as building blocks for onchain finance.
- Any contract or application can read the work record, $SQK, Squeek data and staking balances without permission.
What is SqueekFi?
SqueekFi is onchain finance built on two public building blocks: the settled work record in SqueekCore, and $SQK, the token that work issues and Staking distributes.
What makes it hamster-powered?
Its inputs follow the hamster's work. The WHEELY9000 records accepted wheel-magnet passages; once settled on Ethereum, they add Squeek-block progress that projects can read directly or use through $SQK.
Project ideas
Builders can read settled work and block progress, $SQK and issuance, Squeek data, and staking balances directly onchain.
The projects below are illustrative possibilities, not existing projects or built-in features.
Prediction markets : Markets on the hamster's output, such as whether the wheel reaches a Squeek-block milestone by a deadline, or how much work a given period settles, resolved on settled work.
Games and dynamic NFTs : A collectible that levels up or changes its appearance as completed Squeek blocks accumulate.
Work-milestone funding : An escrow could hold contributed $SQK or other tokens, then release a tranche when the work record reaches an agreed Squeek-block milestone.
Dashboards and analytics : Work-history dashboards, block-milestone timelines, or settlement-lag views built from the public work record.
Alerts and automation : A bot could watch the settled block height and notify users or call its own contracts when a milestone is crossed. Because anyone can run a checkpoint, a keeper could also submit checkpoints for settled rounds.
AI agents and autonomous strategies : An agent could use settled work as a signal it can verify onchain, then act from its own wallet: take positions in a prediction market, trigger its own contracts at a block milestone, or pay for services in $SQK.
Payments, tips, and bounties in $SQK : $SQK is a standard ERC-20 token, so any contract that accepts ERC-20 tokens can hold, escrow, or pay it.
Trading venues and liquidity for $SQK : Projects can build trading venues for $SQK, or open permissionless liquidity pools for it against another asset.
Work-linked tokens : A project could issue its own token on a schedule that follows Squeek-block milestones, so its supply moves with the hamster's settled work.
Token distribution to Squeeks : Projects can distribute their own tokens using public Squeek ownership, level, deposit or staking-power data, without permission.
Squeek portfolio and wallet tools : Show a wallet's Squeeks, deposits, staked $SQK, power and claimable rewards, and prepare deposits, claims and withdrawals for its owner to sign.
Squeek marketplaces and valuation tools : A Squeek's level and merge cooldown transfer with the NFT, while rewards stay with whoever staked it. A deposited Squeek must be withdrawn by its depositor before it can be sold, so a marketplace can show a buyer its level and cooldown and confirm it's in the seller's wallet.
Pooled Squeeks : A contract could deposit Squeeks and stake $SQK itself and issue shares in its stake. Rewards accrue to that contract and are claimed by it or its single claim recipient, so the design has to divide them among shareholders itself.
Holder experiences : An app or community could unlock features for Squeek owners by checking who holds a Squeek.
Before you build
Build only on settled work; live wheel readings can run ahead of the onchain record. How work reaches Ethereum explains the stages, and Read contracts covers the interfaces and integration checks.
Choose physical work or completed Squeek blocks deliberately: adaptive difficulty changes their relation.